community access
Running a small studio means I can’t offer every session at a reduced rate — but there are multiple ways to work together at a lower cost.
Access here isn’t one thing. It’s a mix of group classes, shared sessions, and a some times for community access private appointments — designed to keep the work accessible while keeping the studio sustainable.
Some options are flexible. Some are shared. Some ask for a bit of planning.
Most people start with a mat class, a duet, or a short session.
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Join an accessible, high-capacity mat class on the dance floor at the iconic White Horse.
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Take a weekly reformer class I teach at Tandem at 2pm on Fridays.
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A focused session on equipment or mat to reset what’s asking for attention — while still working the whole body.
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Practice duet Pilates with someone you already know.
I’m starting a pool of possible matches so people can be paired based on their needs and get the most out of the session. -
Work one-on-one at a lower cost during consistent weekly access hours.
Their attention to detail and commitment to quality truly stood out. We’ve already recommended them to others.
—Former Customer